- Ina Thakur
- Apr 29, 2018
- 2 min read

"You don'y need a silver fork to eat good food"
Delhi has a lot to offer when it comes to food. If you are looking for a place to chill away from the hustle of the city, Champa Gali is the place to be.
Champa Gali is not just a passageway but a lot more. The street is unique and serene in it's own way. It's a perfect blend of cafes, design studios and handicraft shops.
How to reach Champa Gali:
Take a metro and get down at Saket Metro Station. You can book a cab from the metro station to Champa Gali or there are autos available right outside to take you to this little heaven.
Cafes at Champa Gali:
The lane offers limited variety of cafes which are unique in their own aspect. As you enter the street, you'll find "Pho King" on your left. Painted blue and white, and decorated beautifully with lights, this place has a Greek vibe to it. Pho King offers authentic Pan Asian cuisine. We tried Asparagus & Chestnut Dimsums, Dahi ke kebab (because thoda desi hona is important) and the Delhi Summer for drinks. I am not really a fan of dahi kebabs but this place has the best of it to offer!! The dimsums were a treat to the palette and the drink was refreshing.



We moved to "Jugmug Thela" next. The place has great ambience, however the food was a little disappointing. We ordered Classic Hot Chocolate, Cafe Bombon from their Gourmet Coffee section and Tikka Shika OMG! (Paneer Tikka Sandwich). The hot chocolate was average but the coffee was gourmet in every sense! I couldn't have more than two bites of the sandwich. It was dry and very basic. Jugmug Thela has a beautiful outdoor seating, perfect to spend the day with your friends.
Also, you can buy some great unusual handicrafts from the art studios in the lane. All said, this place is great to spend quality time. It's the perfect amalgamation of great food and art!